>> finn: no. sheila says she doesn't know who my biological dad is. >> jack: thank you, sheila, for not telling finn the truth. >> sheila: look, all i did was buy you more time. i doubt finn is going to give up on this. >> jack: all these years, deceiving him and his mother. pretending to be his adoptive parent. >> sheila: if finn wants to

finn's family is moving to southern california, so todd brought over a special gift for finn. >> i got a garbage truck. i got a garbage truck. >> reporter: and finn gave todd a book of memories of the two of them. a friendship to last a lifetime. todd says he hopes the next garbage collector will take good care of finn down the road. when i was during this interview, i got misty eyed, and so did todd. think is this we have of recycle bin right here, because i have my hankies ready, and i know that a lot of people in the neighborhood are tuning in, because they know about the special friendship. >> we have a special one right here, all the tissues -- that is just amazing. >> reporter: i know. i really feel like calling -- i was going to say, i feel like calling that garbage company in san diego and saying, look, you need to have someone that will be with ben as well. >> a very special house right here point >> then is going to make a new friend for sure. >> is going to make many friends. >> thank you for warming our hearts. >>> okay, paul. >> good luck buddy. >> you have any watermarks?

>> finn: i'm not sure. dad just said he'd drop by later. >> steffy: it'll be good to see them. >> finn: yeah, especially since they seem like they're in a good place now. after the whole fallout with sheila. >> steffy: ugh, i hate even hearing her name. >> finn: i know, i know. but i had to tell you that she dropped by il giardino today. >> steffy: well, i am happy you told me, finn. >> finn: look, i know you think it wasn't a coincidence, but i didn't want her to make a scene, so i let her sit down. you'd think she could answer some questions about my birth father, but unfortunately he's still a mystery to me.

can find something else to do, before they get here. >> finn: yeah? >> steffy: tidy up some more. [finn chuckling] i wonder what could be keeping them. >> li: you have been lying to me and our son his entire life, jack. >> jack: not about my love for you, not about my devotion to our family. >> li: you are finn's biological father.

. >> jack: get it all out, finn. get it all out. that's the only way we're going to get past this and continue on as father and son. and that's exactly what we're going to do. ♪♪ >> carter: hey, man, i need your opinion. >> zende: sure. >> carter: katie's putting

. >> liam: yes, one of which is that the newbie is on dish detail. >> finn: that's fine. put me to work. it's just... it's great being here with all you guys. >> ridge: well, it's gonna be just you because it's a s

sorry to interrupt, professor adam finn, _ north america. sorry to interrupt, professor adam finn, as - north america. sorry to interrupt, professor adam finn, as ever, - north america. sorry to interrupt, i professor adam finn, as ever, thank you very much indeed.— and we'll find out how this — and many others — are covered in tomorrow's front pages at10:30 and 11:30 this evening in the papers. our guests are parliamentary journalist, tony grew and the journalist and broadcaster, caroline frost. other news now. sir keir starmer has accused the prime minister of "corrupt and contemptible" behaviour — saying he tried to protect a conservative mp — after he was found to have broken the rules on lobbying. the labour leader said the government's attempt to overhaul the system thatjudges mps, was "trashing" the uk's reputation for democratic standards. today one cabinet minister rejected that — and called the row a "storm in a teacup". here's our political correspondent, chris mason. mps are forever aware how many people don't much li

now, finn and steffy have come together to unite in marriage. if there's anyone here who knows of any reason that they should not be joined as husband and wife, speak now or forever hold your peace. and wife, speak now or forever hold your peace. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> jerry: since no one objects, and i really didn't think

. >> reporter: once a week for the past two years five-year- old finn would listen for that familiar sound and run outside. tuesday is trash day. >> originally he was shy and he would wave goodbye a bit and now we are buddies. >> reporter: he works for alameda county industries and has been in the business since 1994 and has met a lot of people along the routes but none like thin. >> every day at 5:00 in the morning rain or shine his there with a big smile and he is so happy and it is contagious and it makes my day. >> reporter: his family moved to the bay area before the pandemic. >> everything shut down and we were basically all alone. >> reporter: finn, who was born with down syndrome, trash day is something he can look forward to and count on. >> it was one of the first relationships he could develop because he got to know him consistently. >> he does as much for me as i do for him and i drove up with a big smile and it makes my day as well. so i am thankful for that. >> one day todd came and finn was gone and he said where is my little buddy and i said he started school and he l

>> finn: no, i'm saying i just-- i don't know, i don't know how to feel about any of this. to suddenly feel what i'm feeling about a man that i respected and i thought, i knew-- i mean, we knew.

i want to preface that the reason i wouldn't necessarily pair huckleberry finn and back together for a 16-year-old figure out what they are trying to read and love the babysitters club. i am not there yet as a reader and so reading huckleberry finn and seeing that kind of perpetuation of just the dialect that was being written, then not understanding the brilliance that she was bringing and the sociological background as she had, because then to me it was looking on par and it's not so i had to read her in undergraduate school and after graduate school to grow as a reader and understand the brilliance that was there and the inherent racism. if that is what i had to do and it's not to totally dismiss the educational system because i recognize there is so much going on and i got a lot out of it, but it's the additional education that you need to understand someone and to be also a part of that legacy and to see how much tracy has built up and loved and has been eager to bring up the new book and have her reenter the consciousness in a solid way like past three or four years i don't thi

scotland though did get over the line thanks to the boot of finn russell. they've won three of their four games this autumn, the one defeat coming to south africa. her islands side were down to m players and nine points behind but managed to dig in. griffin scored two tries as rallied to beat japan 15-12. it follows therefore— one trashing for this afternoon which made it four defeats in five league games for the united side. two down when harry mccoy was sent off. got too two more goals in stoppage time was up two more goals in stoppage time was up now to points clear of relegation suit. united seventh and 12 points off top spot. i never said or never going to that i feel safe. i work for the club, with the club as club as hard as i can with a great staff, the players are doing as well as they can. and any conversation between and in the club of course is not for you and me, that's for us. it was embarrassing for me, to be honest the way we play today, very very poor. concede four goals in 45 minutes. for this club, the level of the players that we have,

unavailable, so gregor townsend has recalled captain stuart hogg at full back with the likes of ali price and finn russell returning too. british and irish lions duhan van der merwe and hamish watson also start. max verstappen led the way in second practice for this weekend's formula one mexican grand prix. the championship leader was fastest in his red bull at the aut —dromo hermanos rodr guez track — ahead of mercedes' valtteri bottas. title rival lewis hamilton was half a second behind in third. british number one cameron norrie can no longer qualify for the end of season atp tour finals. that's after polands' hubert hurkacz went through to the semi finals of the paris masters, beating james duckworth, to secure the eighth and final qualifying sport. norrie says he'll still travel to turin for the event as one of 2 alternates. the second meeting of the world triathlon championship series in abu dhabi saw seven british women in the top 12. no—one could make it past bermudas' olympic champion flora duffy though. she emerged from the bike alongside three brits, but pulled clear on the run to

mckenna grace and finn wolfhard are the kids, who uncover a bunch of ghostbusting equipment which they fire up. here is a clip. fire it up. i've always wanted to do this. yes! uh...we should probably get out of here. you're an adult. yeah, and liable. you know what this means, right? your grandfather was a ghostbuster. i'm quite glad that wait was worth it. was it — was it? was to me. two questions. you saw the original ghostbusters. did you love it? idid. have you seen it recently? it's not as good as you remember. is it not. jason reitman says this is a family affair, a story about family. he also said this is a film that gives ghostbusters back to the fans, which seems to be suggesting that after the 2016 female—led ghostbusters, which many of the fans were up in arms about — how dare they they have taken the thing i love and changed it in a way, to now we get this. this is basically a bit stranger things. for most of the movie the first half of it, nothing happens. the second half of the film everything happens, and everything that happens is "remember that bit from ghostbust

. >> that is a reference to greta finn berg. she said i don't want to see bla h, blah, blah, i want to see action. the much everyone, the u.s. president joe biden, boris johnson, emmanuel macron, the indian prime minister all said we are ready to do something. there are two big narratives coming out of the meeting and this is day one. there's a lot of negotiating ahead of us, but one is the call on the big polluters to be more ambitious on their targets. the second is nations that will need financial help in emerging economies are saying we want to do it, but you need to help us complete this transition. the developed countries are saying we are happy to do that, but it will take time. and again, we have heard this before. the question is come next friday, will we get details and something new to add to promises that in many ways we have heard before. sonali: i'm wondering what the leaders who are at cop 26 are saying about the leaders who are not at cop 26 like russia, china, brazil -- what's the discourse around getting them m

mckenna grace and finn wolfhard are the kids, who uncover a bunch of ghostbusting equipment which they fire up. here is a clip. fire it up. i've always wanted to do this. yes! uh...we should probably get out of here. you're an adult. yeah, and liable. you know what this means, right? your grandfather was a ghostbuster. i'm quite glad that wait was worth it. was it — was it? was to me. two questions. you saw the original ghostbusters. did you love it? idid. have you seen it recently? no. it's not as good as you remember. jason reitman says this is a family affair, a story about family. he also said this is a film that gives ghostbusters back to the fans, which seems to be suggesting that after the 2016 female—led ghostbusters, which many of the fans were up in arms about — how dare they they have taken the thing i love and changed it in a way, to now we get this. this is basically a bit stranger things. for most of the movie the first half of it, nothing happens. the second half of the film everything happens, and everything that happens is "remember that bit from ghostbusters tha

, a preacher came through town that was so good that even huck finn was saved to tuesday. so these folks are saved until tuesday. but this is broadly popular stuff. some of it will get through. some of it won't. but guess what? you and i are having a coherent conversation about the allocation of public resources for public good. we aren't talking about an insurrection. we aren't talking about a president who pops off demonizing other people. we're actually talking as a mature democracy. and that's something that we have to guard and try to nurture as much as possible. >> a president who actually gets something done. in the conversations we have had, because, you know, he doesn't tout and some folks' estimation what he does, sell the message. but this is a actually doing a what president does rather than appearing in front of the cameras. you are the perfect to talk about this. i mentioned you advise the president. there is a cnn poll. it shows president biden's approval rating at just 45%, jon. do you think this victory will change that number because most americans won't

scotland though did get over the line thanks to the boot of finn russell. they've won three of their four games this autumn, the one defeat coming to south africa. josh adams is back for wales after a calf strain kept him out of their last match. they�* re currently 16-13 16—13 over australia. australia down four men set off and adam beard, that was nearly 1a minutes gone. then vigour has scored three penalties for wales whilst crossed overfor penalties for wales whilst crossed over for a try with all to play for in the second half. keira griffin signed off in great style in her final match before retiring from international rugby. her ireland side were down to 14 players and nine points behind but managed to dig in and griffin scored two second half tries as they rallied to beat japan 15—12. next tonight to the premier league where there's no respite for 0le gunnar solskjaer — manchester united have been beaten again — this time at watford — where they were thrashed 4—1 this afternoon. that's four defeats in five league games for the united b

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matt finn is digging into the data. good evening, matt. >> in philadelphia on sunday multiple people were shot including one man found dead in a deli. in chicago, 17 people were wounded in weekend shootings. four people were killed. criminal justice experts are warning that the rise we saw in homicides in 2020 which was the biggest increase in 60 years according to the fbi, it appears to be continuing into this year. according to the council on criminal justice as of september, homicides are on the rise in many american cities compared to the same time last year. here in los angeles, homicides jumped 16%. 301 compared to 259 in 2020. in austin, texas, homicides are up by a staggering 81% as of september. 58 this year compared to 32 last year. in portland, oregon, where violent anti-police protests have plagued the street since last year the mayor says it's portland's deadliest era in modern times. 1,000 shootings in that city, 72 homicides. the mayor is now adding 200 police officers to the force. >> business owners hav

. ♪♪ >> finn: steffy, what you overheard-- >> steffy: what i heard was hope injecting herself in our marriage and in our family. implying that you could have a relationship with sheila. >> hope: actually what i said was-- >> steffy: i can't believe you are advocating for that woman! >> hope: i'm not doing that. i was simply trying to point out-- >> steffy: what? how unfair it is that you're forbidden to see your dad and his birth mom? nothing about this is unfair. i mean, come on. they're poison. everything that sheila and deacon touch turns to poison. i mean, how can you not see that? you should be telling him to stay away from her. not saying the exact opposite! [dramatic music] ♪

, a preacher came through town that was so good that even huck finn was saved until tuesday. so these folks are saved until tuesday. but this is broadly popular stuff. some of it will get through. some of it won't. but guess what? you and i are having a coherent conversation about the allocation of public resources for public good. we aren't talking about an insurrection. we aren't talking about a president who pops off demonizing other people. we're actually talking as a mature democracy. and that's something that we have to guard and try to nurture as much as possible. >> a president who actually gets something done. in the conversations we have had, because, you know, he doesn't tout and some folks' estimation what he does, sell the message. but this is a actually doing a what president does rather than appearing in front of the cameras. you are the perfect to talk about this. i mentioned you advise the president. there is a cnn poll. it shows president biden's approval rating at just 45%, jon. do you think this victory will change that number because most americans won't

shannon. >> shannon: matt finn, thank you very much. let's bring into mainstream teen panel to discuss what dominated stephen hayes new cycle and to talk about how we move forward. kevin walling, pastor robert jeffress paper book and senate, former new england patriots defensive end jake beckett. great to have you back with us. i want to read of president biden statement. i ran on the promise to bring americans together because i believe that what unites us is far greater than what divides us. i know that were not going to heal our country's wounds overnight but i remain steadfast in my commitment to do everything in my power to ensure that every american is treated equally with fairness and dignity under the law. pastor, you go on twitter and it's pretty evenly splint who viewed the verdict in different ways. how does the country heal? how do we get respect for each other andd justice and fairness? >> we have to acknowledge that we are more divided as a nation today than any time in history since the civil war. further to be a healing,

matt finn has details. >> good evening, bret. in opening statements, jussie smollett's defense attorney told the jury here that the chicago police department rushed to judgment. well, as you mentioned, the lead chicago police detective in this case is still testifying right now. he has been testifying all day against that claim. he is reviewing the painstaking detail of smollett investigation testifying the chicago police treated smollett as a real hate crime victim assigning more than 24 officers and detectives to the state. 3,000 police hours, scouring more than 1500 hours of video concluding that smollett staged a hoax. the detective testified that folded police crime protocol asked for phone data and d.n.a. cheek swab but smollett refused to give any. he paid the brothers to pretend to beat him for rope and reted noose red hat appearing as trump supporters. smollett sent to one of the brothers before the alleged attack. might need your help on the low. are you around to meet up and talk face to face. smollett's defense team s

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the cisco maurine about that there was for a deal or you could you be anywhere from from wasn't chris finn to where was he shows that the shuttle going to throw my heels than pushing you're good to me. yes. yes. this is a known for an open geo. do you go to new york? you said there are more what that are. most of it are sure. i don't wanna figure out this. johnson is short in little coffee, but you know, that would be the beach if that box present, but he's a big decision to move. i would say that with an you know, 3, she was 712 noon and a ah. better than survival guide. a stored at the federal reserve or if you're still there or you don't forget it. oh no, it's a recreation. came we get the rest and 7 years. so with this, every year i've tried to report a thing, they can't ride on police report. it's an all cash in december 2020. a group of anti finishes, fill out a film crew access for 3 months. so if people are organization, if an idea that there must be a channel out the gate while they may kill their faces, but they can say what they believe in. we believe in helping our community. w

you can set your watch to huckleberry finn. it's a good thing that we do. it's a novel that deserves to be read, deserves to be discussed, and deserves to be yelled about. if i'm not mistaken, michael, you're jesuit educated the same way i am. >> yep. >> we learned how to argue. you got to bring it when you're going with the society. but the point is, have these books in the library. have the kids read them and talk about them. have the parents, you know, argue about them. but don't ban them. first of all, all you'll do is sell more copies, as we learned. and second of all, glenn youngkin gets stopped way down the road. he gets to stop at the governor's mansion. everybody else in society has to keep going down that road, and it doesn't come to a good place. once you've you've put this -- >> it's openly -- i was going to say it's openly an attack on books that have to do with slavery and race. but it's also a very sideswipe on the lgbtq community too. >> sure. >> they keep saying "pornography." that's the other piece of what they want to get rid of. charlie?

or when you bought that there was for a deal or you could vote anywhere from through them wasn't cas finn, not to where was he? has that the shuttle go to the mice yosemite chena good thing. yeah, this goes along for now. thank you. are you good children? yeah, you said there are more what that are much started are sure. i don't wanna say out 1st chosen showed in little coffee, but you know, that would be the beach if that box present. but he's a big decision to move. i would say that that with an you know, solution yourself with a ah, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy. even foundation, let it be an arms race is often very dramatic. that development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult time time to sit down and talk. the postal service deliver is a $155000000000.00 pieces of mail every year. approximately 40 percent of the world's mail right now the us postal service is in the fight of its life to see everybody that is really bad financial shape. now facing default, the postal service is

matt finn, live in waukesha. meantime president biden is trying to slow down the increase of gasoline prices as we enter the holiday driving season. is he releasing 50 million barrels of oil from the country's strategic petroleum reserve. whether that will slow down the inflation spike provide that much relief for high gas prices soon, or end the downward spiral in the president's approval remarks really remains to be seen. white house correspondent peter doocy has the latest tonight live from the north lawn. good evening, peter. >> good evening, bret. the strategic petroleum reserve has historically only been tapped in emergency situations like when a shipping lane is blocked or when a hurricane threatens refineries. but this president is doing it because gas prices were going up and up and up. >> this is a problem. >> energy secretary jennifer granholm explains. >> the fact is right now that energy prices at the pump and at home are too high. >> granholm laughed off this issue weeks ago. >> what is the granholm

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a free test again, does it make some things easier and peak would probably get tested brockton finn wendy's. notice of so many a tooth as even when someone is vaccinated, they can still get infected with this virus and get sick. so i don't really know if it makes sense at all. listen more similar story in the netherlands where restrictions have been put in place on those who haven't been vaccinated and in level and in the city of the hague, without resulted in violence over the weekend with clashes between place and anti lockdown demonstrators. resulting in the place ending up using water cannon. one of the reasons that governments are taking the measures that they are taking is vaccine plus code across these countries. the problem is, is that those who haven't received the vaccine haven't come forward for the vaccine, do seem highly unlikely to do so on their own accord. police l. u. k have declared sundays explosion in the city of liverpool, a terrorist incidents, a taxi bu, outside of hospital killing one person belief to be the bomber and injuring another for men and so far been arreste

all the same by malaysia in the ground up initiative gardens or meet choi finn and co volunteers have come along to get their hands there. why see yourself doing farming in a way i get the more connected with what we are actually doing every day because that whether it food we know exactly where they come from. and in singapore, i realize also people don't appreciate food because on maybe to the kids they have never seen this. how different is grown? maybe they thought it just from a supermarket. places like this is very good because it makes us go back to the basics. what keeps us surviving? what makes us try and if not really about having money, it's not really about having all the tech stuff, but really been able to, to understand that you are just be what a part of this legal ecosystem thing. how things are grown, for example, it makes me start to ask a lot of other questions like how, where things come from. so if i use a paper, i start to think so way that from and if i troy away, is it going curve? we is committed to reducing her ways to almost 0. we go back to reflect to see i

we have to look to norway, sweden as well as finn, and we've got warnings out for snow and ice here. and we've got blustery rain pushing across denmark into the baltic states, and it is going to get wessa for eastern europe as we head towards the weekend. it's also going to get wet for western parts of greece and that heavy rain, as you can see, see continues across the adriatic, heavy, forceful puleo m. sardinia and it continues to be rather windy across the belly. eric islands the heavier rain, however, can be found in southern parts of spain and algeria. but by the time we get into friday, we're going to have sunshine in algiers with the temperature sitting at 20 degrees celsius. ah, it says he took the whole room with somebody's going to do it. where do you go to the the voice you promoting clean, safe sanitation for rule. but with a 3rd of the world lesson basic facilities can his unique style really help clean up the mess? the culture to pop culture is the fastest way to solve the sanitation problem. mister toilets, a witness documentary on al jazeera lou ah, from one of the to

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finn russell scored the decisive penalty for scotland's third consecutive victory over australia. head coach gregor townsend said it was a victory for the fans, who've waited a long time for a really special day. england's women sealed back—to—back victories over new zealand in emphatic style. they thrashed the black ferns 56—15 at franklins gardens to become the number one side in the world. hooker amy cockayne touched down for the first of a hat—trick of tries in the opening ten minutes and england never really looked back from there. abi dow scoring the pick of their seven tries to seal another memorable win in northampton. arsenal put a first half penalty miss behind them to beat watford this afternoon at the emirates. it was their third successive win in the premier league, continuing their good run of form. natalie pirks has more. a busy afternoon in the premier league began with a moment of reflection. mikel arteta was affecting on a change in fortunes, once considered an early shout for the sack, arsenal have been flying and it looks like their winning streak would

unavailable so gregor townsend has recalled captain stuart hogg at full back with the likes of ali price and finn russell returning too. british and irish lions duhan van der merwe and hamish watson also start barcelona are set to announce xavi hernandez�*s dramatic return to the club as coach, replacing ronald koeman who was sacked last month. xavi's current side — qatari club al sadd — have confirmed that a deal has been agreed, with barca paying a release clause. xavi has been coaching in qatar since 2019 and will now rejoin the club where he enjoyed huge success as a player. i'll have more for you in the next hour. thank you very much. let's return to our top story now and yorkshire's county cricket club chairman, roger hutton, has resigned over the board's response to racism experienced by the former player azeem rafiq. the club took no displinary action, even though a report upheld some of the player's claims. mr hutton has been speaking to our sports editor, dan roan, who began by asking him how big a problem the club has with racism. well, it is hard to know. when i firstjoined as c

unavailable, so gregor townsend has recalled captain stuart hogg at full back with the likes of ali price and finn russell returning too. british and irish lions duhan van der merwe and hamish watson also start. the second meeting of the world triathlon championship series in abu dhabi saw seven british women in the top 12. no—one could make it past bermudas' olympic champion flora duffy though. she emerged from the bike alongside three brits, but pulled clear on the run to take the win. georgia taylor brown and sophie coldwell completed the podium. that's all the sport for now. we'll have more for you on the bbc news channel later on. eastern england so the lion's share of the sunshine today after a frosty start. mild has been pushing on across the west of the uk with a lot of clouds over northern ireland it has been mainly cloudy and though there has not been much in the way of rain out of this cloud but things are now about to change as we go into the weekend. there is an area of low pressure heading our way which is notjust in may but some stronger winds with it. it will turn windy across th

scotland though did get over the line thanks to the boot of finn russell. they've won three of their four games this autumn, the one defeat coming to south africa. lewis hamilton will start tomorrow's qatar grand prix from pole. he was almost half a second quicker than the red bull of his title rival max verstappen. his mercedes team mate valtteri bottas was third. it's the 102nd pole of hamilton's career, but his first since the hungarian grand prix back in august. it's been confirmed that un—vaccinated tennis players won't be allowed to compete at the australian open injanuary. there'd been conflicting statements over the restrictions. defending champion novak djokovic has not yet revealed his vaccination status. joe salisbury has become the first british man in history to reach the doubles final of the atp finals. salisbury and his american partner rajeev ram beat the world number one pair of nikola mektic and mate pavic 10—4 in a match tie—break in the semifinal in turin. rory mcilroy is back at the top of the leaderboard going into the final day

g first, our own matt finn is on the ground in waukesha, wisconsin, with the latest details from yesterday's horrific massacre. >> this is the parade route behind me.da right now it is call quiet, but yesterday this place was packed with people who came down to celebrate a christmas parade. imagine some of those people watched their loved ones hit and killed right in front of them. police say 5 people are dead. ages range from 51 to 82-year-old and a 79-year-old virginia sorenson. in all, 18 children ages 3 to 16 were taken to the hospital and 6 are in critical conditions days before thanksgiving. tonight, these children are clinging to life. police will file 5 first degree murder charges against darrell brooks who has an extensive criminal history. court documents reveal brooks just post a $1,000 bail on charges he intentionally ran over the mother of his child with his vehicle. he also has an active warrant in nevada. there was a prayer vigil here in downtown. we will keep you updated on the status of the victims. >> sean: joining us now is former trump chief of staff and fox news legal an